"tu view of the fact that chenges have occurred in many ways in the Shanwthal International Settlement, It advisable to adjust the administrative structure of the Settlement to resent needs. and there is absolutely no necessity for the Japanese or Americans blindly to acquiesce in the policy of the British, who apparently desire to stick to the existing system. It as to be hoped that as 9 firs! step towards renovation of the municipal administration, the Japanese ratepayers will nominate three candidates in the forthcoming election of candidates."
Tt ig understood that much of the denying discontent with the. pre {ant administration among the Japan-coo community arises from the fact Ghat it did not sanction the educa-floral demands put forward by them
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